Sentence examples for procedures have begun from inspiring English sources
No official canonization procedures have begun for Richard, though the Lafayette diocese began collecting testimonials about reputed help obtained through her in 1991.
From the operations perspective, procedures have begun to explore ISO certification for quality management processes.
Meanwhile, a review of the Capitol's security procedures has begun.
Officials said disciplinary procedures had begun against the six athletes, which could result in the stripping of their medals and suspensions from the sport.
Because abortions are nearly impossible to access in New Brunswick, people in need of the procedure have begun terminating their pregnancies themselves.
He was sedated and the procedure had begun when complications arose and he needed emergency open-heart surgery.
About an hour after the procedure had begun, the ewe stood woozily in a stall next to the operating room.
In the United States, where many hospitals forbid experimental treatments outside of studies, a "back alley" network of doctors willing to perform the procedure has begun to develop, said Dr. Salvatore J. A. Sclafani, chairman of radiology at Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn.
We welcome the fact that a procedure has begun to be discussed by a working group of the Human Rights Council.
If Coty wanted to follow standard hostile operating procedure, it would have begun a tender offer and complemented it by nominating its own slate of new directors to be elected at Avon's upcoming annual meeting.
Sheffield United have suspended striker Jose Baxter with immediate effect and have begun procedures against the 24-year-old, the League One club have confirmed.
